You should choose a cage that is spacious so that your pet rabbit doesn't feel cramped inside his cage. More importantly, you should choose a cage that is easy to clean.Rabbit urine tends to smell quite strong, so you will want to clean frequently so that the odour doesn't build up in his cage, which will aggravate both you and the rabbit. You should rabbit-proof your house if you are planning to let your rabbit roam free in your home. They will instinctively chew on things they find, so you should make sure to keep electrical cords and telephone cords out of their reach so they don't electrocute themselves. You can also buy plastic casing for cords at the hardware store which will protect your electrical cords, but a determined rabbit can still get through these so check them every once in a while for bite marks.Check for houseplants that are toxic to rabbits and remove any in your home that can harm your pet.
You should make sure that there aren't any small hiding spots in your house where your rabbit can get into and get stuck.These Petscan get bored easily without toys and constant social interaction, and may begin to dig through the carpet, ruining it, or chew on household furniture. In order to prevent bad behaviour from your rabbit, it's best to give him some toys he can amuse himself with and play with the rabbit regularly.You should also make sure your carpet is securely tacked down at wall edges and at doors, as little places where the carpet rises can entice rabbits to begin chewing and digging up your carpets.Contrary to popular belief, rabbits can be trained. It's possible to teach tricks to a rabbit and to litter train them. However, it requires more patience than training a dog or a cat. These pets do not respond well to punishment as a mean's of deterring behaviour ; they can't link together the punishment and the action that caused the punishment, so punishment can make a rabbit fearful of humans.
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